Travel Warning as Snow Hits Missouri and Kansas
Sub freezing temperatures and heavy snow sweep Missouri and Kansas signaling a winter to spring transition. Central to southern Missouri faces 1 to 3 inches with higher totals in the northwest Kansas, while Kansas City records an all time low of 15 degrees for March 23. Forecasters warn travel hazards on roads as cold, clear but frigid conditions persist into Sunday.
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Kansas City Weather Bureau
South
Missouri
Bootheel
Kansas
Kansas City
National Weather Service
Fight May Develop On Clean Air Deadlines
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration seeks to delay clean air deadlines to save fuel. Congress reaction is cautious with a fight possible later as the package delays auto antipollution standards by two years and allows extended timelines for cities and power plants to burn coal under health safeguards and weather considerations. Muskie calls the plan not as damaging as some proposed, yet remains opposed to broad energy bill expansions.
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Nixon
Congress
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
White House
National Clean Air Coalition
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Train
Eric Zausner
Federal Energy Office
Transportation Control
Muskie
Nixon to Release 42 White House Tapes Next Week
Los Angeles Times cites unnamed congressional sources quoting President Nixon will turn over 42 White House conversation tapes to the House Judiciary Committee next week after warnings from Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott. The Times says committee leaders may drop several charges, and permit Nixon attorneys to participate, while a March 21 1973 Dean tape is described as explosive and not ambiguous.
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The
Los Angeles Times
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White House
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
the Times
James D. St. Clair
John W. Dean III
Congress
Executive Branch
Gerald L. Warren
Watergate
Dean
Times
Senate Watergate Committee
Haldeman
Van Dyke Music Show To Go On Tonight
The LeRoy Van Dyke Show of country music, sponsored by the Mexico Jaycees, will proceed at Presser Hall tonight at 8. Tickets at the door are $4.50 and $3.50. Van Dyke, a Grand Ole Opry star, and his troupe are expected to arrive today. snow accumulation concerns the Jaycees but is not expected to stop the performance.
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Mexico Jaycees
Mexico Area
CP School
Presser Hall
van Dyke
Grand Ole Opry
Jaycees
Paratroopers Guard Queen Returns From Indonesia
Queen Elizabeth II arrives at Heathrow amid major security after Princess Anne kidnapping attempt near Buckingham Palace. Scotland Yard and Army deploy marksmen and patrols. Amberley horse trials at Cirencester Park run under heavy security as investigators probe shadowing and motive. Ian Ball, 26, charged with attempted murder of Anne's bodyguard. Police discount a Marxist claim as a routine hoax from a violent group.
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London
Elizabeth II
Indonesia
Heathrow
Scotland Yard
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
Cirencester Park
Gloucestershire
Mark Phillips
Amberley
Anne
Oak Grove House
Sandhurst Military Academy
Mark
Ian Ball
Ball
Times of London
Revolutionary Movement
Vipe
Checks And Balances Urged As Watergate Sparks Debate
Springfield AP report quotes Rep. Jerry Litton urging stronger checks and balances amid Watergate while recounting a Martinsburg fire sparked by welding near a farm building. Also notes remarks by Rep. Martha Griffiths and Rep. William Hungate on impeachment timing and constitutional boundaries.
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Springfield
Watergate
Jerry Litton
Governor vetoes death penalty restoration in Pennsylvania
Gov Milton Shapp vetoed a bill to restore the death penalty, acting 15 minutes before it would have become law. Legislative overrides were anticipated despite earlier approvals in the Senate 44 4 and House 169 19 with an expected override from Sen. Rovner. Ed ward Molyneux dies after several months illness at 82. Brent Alan named by Wayne and Patricia Johnson after adopting infant son.
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Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Senate
House
Robert A. Rovner
Bucks County
Wayne E. Johnson
Ringo Sr
Brent Alan
Johnson
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Patricia
Wetterau Foods Inn
Alarm on cancer spotted by scientists in blood sign
Scientists identify a cancer alarm bell in blood plasma called recognition factors RF that attract scavenger macrophages to cancer cells. Tulane researchers say RF levels are lower in patients with advanced cancer but can rise after effective treatment. injecting RF into tumors reduced size and increased macrophage activity.
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St, Augustine
Fla
Nicholas Diluzio
Tulane Universty School of Medicine
American Cancer Society
Tulane
Peter Manzell
Herbert Ichinose
R. J. Reed
Cim Pial Ula Chloride Ag
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